We have a client with one front-end server connecting to multiple back-ends in multiple countries. I'd like to implement an additional front-end in another country, add an entry for it to their MX record with a higher costing and leave both in place, one to act as a redundant backup in case one of their ISPs goes down (it's happened before)...is this possible ? Can an Exchange organization have multiple front-end servers ? Many thanks.
You can have multiple Front Ends yes, we have 8 here, soon to be 9 - serving 3 clustered backends. Oliver "B.Franklyn" wrote in message news:2E70B7BA-94EC-4B72-9E68-AB7025E97C8C@microsoft.com... > We have a client with one front-end server connecting to multiple > back-ends > in multiple countries. I'd like to implement an additional front-end in > another country, add an entry for it to their MX record with a higher > costing > and leave both in place, one to act as a redundant backup in case one of > their ISPs goes down (it's happened before)...is this possible ? Can an > Exchange organization have multiple front-end servers ? > > Many thanks.
Great, exactly the verificaiton I needed - real-world experience. Thanks. "Oliver Moazzezi" wrote: > You can have multiple Front Ends yes, we have 8 here, soon to be 9 - serving > 3 clustered backends. > > Oliver > > > "B.Franklyn" wrote in message > news:2E70B7BA-94EC-4B72-9E68-AB7025E97C8C@microsoft.com... > > We have a client with one front-end server connecting to multiple > > back-ends > > in multiple countries. I'd like to implement an additional front-end in > > another country, add an entry for it to their MX record with a higher > > costing > > and leave both in place, one to act as a redundant backup in case one of > > their ISPs goes down (it's happened before)...is this possible ? Can an > > Exchange organization have multiple front-end servers ? > > > > Many thanks. > > >
